Canadian Pork Council launches Indo-Pacific Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada office in the Philippines

This investment aims to enhance animal health and welfare through improvements to disease surveillance, emergency management, and animal care standards.

The Canadian swine herd is forecast to remain relatively stable in 2025. Slaughter is forecast at one percent above 2024.

CanSpotASF has expanded its diagnostic screening to include invasive wild pigs sampling.

The main goal of this project is surveillance and early detection of federally and provincially reportable diseases.

The organization will work to increase the number of pigs to meet the demand for pork in the local market.

PHP10 million has been allocated to assist 5,000 affected hog raisers across the province.

Hog production dropped by 4.3% annually.

The project will provide additional income to farmers and improve the local pork supply.

The provincial government aims to improve the hog inventory in Iloilo with its sentinelling program in 15 municipalities covering 1,139 farmers.

The goal of the Squeal on Pigs campaign is to identify where wild pigs are in Manitoba, control their spread, and remove as many pigs as possible.

The investment will support their role in prevention and preparedness for African swine fever and Foot and Mouth Disease.

Government of Canada announces investment to further strengthen Canada's position in the global pork sector

After controlling African swine fever and hog cholera, Negros Occidental Province is set to commence hog restocking in the second quarter of this year.

The proposed extension of reduced tariffs will help ensure an adequate supply of agricultural commodities and maintain stable and affordable prices.

Steps have been taken toward implementing the Canadian ASF Compartment Program.